BREAKINGVIEWS-Private equity sets its sights on the little guy: podcast

Reuters
Sep 09
BREAKINGVIEWS-Private equity sets its sights on the little guy: podcast

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By Jonathan Guilford

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Apollo, Blackstone and KKR raised billions from deep-pocketed institutions for buyouts and private credit. Now they’re targeting the $145 trln held by individuals. In this episode of The Big View podcast, iCapital CEO Lawrence Calcano explains the opportunities – and the risks.

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